Sentence examples for key policy of from inspiring English sources

The justice minister, Lord McNally, told the Guardian: "It's been a key policy of the Liberal Democrats for a number of years.

Perhaps that is why a key policy of the Thatcher years is back at the heart of the coalition's new growth strategy.

Melanie White Reading, Berkshire Home counties commuters' problems with their privatised rail franchise (Commuters rail at 'hell' on Southern, 11 July) would be solved with railway renationalisation: a key policy of Jeremy Corbyn.

He is now suffering a disastrous fallout from a key policy of Mr Singh's the creation of special economic zones (SEZs)—that has gone badly awry in West Bengal.

Mr Hendry said a key policy of the SNP group was the introduction of five new area committees to allow greater representation across the Highlands.

The Lib Dems' annual conference, which begins in Brighton this weekend, follows recent disappointment on the key policy of House of Lords reform.

And she stressed that she would protect many of the key policies of Mr Obama, rather than stripping them away as she said the Republicans would do.

In foreign affairs Bush continued the key policies of the Reagan administration, especially by retaining cordial relations with the Soviet Union and its successor states.

The head of the conservative New Democracy party, Antonis Samaras, who is widely expected to lead the next Greek government after elections set for April, said in a letter that his party was committed to the "objectives and key policies" of the bailout package.

One of the key policies of the party, which has 3,000 members, is the campaign for an English parliament.

The Radical Independence Campaign (RIC) opposes some key policies of Plaid's Cymru's sister party the SNP.